wifes daughter

[edshere 0]

My wife, a natualized citzen for 9 years, filled for her unmarried over 21 daughter back in Jan 2012. The girl is well educated, speaks better english than I and is smart. Looking and reading the visa projections applicable to her it appears her date will be up in the next 6 months and her employer wants her to move to us and open a company office on the est coast.

In order to expediate this should we be filing and document now with immigrations or state dept or just wait until the letters gets here. I am somewhat confused by the part of the bullitin on the bottom that sort of indicate we should file early so we can get an interview date when the letter arrives.

Now if we should be filing what forms should we prepare and docs obtained?

 

Thank you for any help in this matter

[aaron2020 11,651]

There is no basis to file early or expedite this case.  Your wife filed for a family based immigration process.  Work and her boss wanting to open an office in the US has nothing to do with a family based immigration process.  You will have to wait for the NVC to contact your wife for the next step.  

[edshere 0]

ok thanks. I wqas just concerned wewere not doing it right

[USS_Voyager 1,972]

52 minutes ago, edshere said:

My wife, a natualized citzen for 9 years, filled for her unmarried over 21 daughter back in Jan 2012. The girl is well educated, speaks better english than I and is smart. Looking and reading the visa projections applicable to her it appears her date will be up in the next 6 months and her employer wants her to move to us and open a company office on the est coast.

In order to expediate this should we be filing and document now with immigrations or state dept or just wait until the letters gets here. I am somewhat confused by the part of the bullitin on the bottom that sort of indicate we should file early so we can get an interview date when the letter arrives.

Now if we should be filing what forms should we prepare and docs obtained?

 

Thank you for any help in this matter

If the daughter's company wants her to open an office in the US, she may be eligible for an employment visa, known as L-1 visa. That is a dual intent visa (meaning while it's technically a non-immigrant visa, it allows her to have immigration intent), and she can be in the US on that visa for her work and while in the US, if her Priority Date becomes current from the family petition, she can simply adjust status to LPR.

 

Just want to point out that is a viable option, but it'll require her company to file a petition for her (form I-129).

[USS_Voyager 1,972]

Also, the form I-129 is eligible for premium processing so for a low low fee of $1,410 (in addition to the I-129 filing fee), USCIS can adjudicate the I-129 within 15 days. With an approved I-129, she can go to the nearest US Consulate to interview for a L-1 visa as mentioned above. Again, just in case time is of the essence.